The Bitcoin Premium Index of an exchange has extended its negative streak to 36 days, currently at -0.0467%.
according to Coinglass data, the an exchange Bitcoin premium index has been in negative premium for 36 consecutive days, currently at -0.0467%, setting the longest "continuous negative" record since May 2023, surpassing the number of consecutive negative premium days during the "1011 crash" period. Since 2026, there have only been 2 days with a positive premium. Negative premium indicates that the an exchange price is lower than the global average price, usually reflecting greater selling pressure in the US market, a decline in investor risk appetite, increased market risk aversion, or capital outflow.
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